‘Relax, we didn’t crash’: San Francisco train jerks violently after driver seems to fall asleep

A San Francisco light-rail train jolted sharply after its Muni operator appeared to fall asleep at the controls, newly ...
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Beyond Frightening! SFMTA Train Operator Dozes Off Mid-Ride, Sends Train Speeding in Tunnel | WATCH

A drowsy SFMTA train operator sent commuters flying at 50 mph. No injuries, but serious safety concerns raised.

SF Muni driver appears to fall asleep while operating train going 50 mph, jolting passengers

"It wouldn't stop, it wouldn't stop! I'm sorry, relax, relax, relax. We didn't crash, relax." Shocking deo shows an SFMTA ...
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SF Muni operator appears to fall asleep while speeding 50 mph through curve, jolting passengers

The SFMTA says operator fatigue is to blame for an incident that happened in September. Passengers were jolted and fell, when<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...

Shocking Video Shows California Light-Rail Driver Asleep At The Wheel, Sending Train Rocking | WATCH

A San Francisco Muni light-rail driver allegedly fell asleep while operating a crowded train through the Sunset Tunnel, ...

Light Rail Driver Appeared to Be Asleep as Train Took Curve at 50 MPH, Then Told Passengers 'We Didn’t Crash. Relax'

Officials say “operator fatigue” was to blame after a speeding light rail train jolted passengers before coming to an abrupt ...

He fell asleep on duty and was twice suspended. Then a California police department promoted him.

Damith Rodrigo said the San Diego Harbor PD discriminated against him when it passed him over for promotion. In a settlement, ...

MDOT officials provide tips during Drowsy Driving Prevention Week

In honor of Drowsy Driving Prevention Week, Mississippi officials are discussing an often-overlooked issue: driving while too ...
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I'm Begging You To Stop Doing This One Thing When You Get Home From Vacation Because It Might Actually End Your Life

If these options feel undoable or aren’t cutting it, don’t let that deter you. “Call someone to drive you home or the rest of the way,” Eichelberger urged. “You can also find a motel [and] rest for ...